TV-Series
Description
Ryohei Hayashi, known as Peyan, holds the position of Vice-Captain in the Third Division of the Tokyo Manji Gang (Toman) and later ascends to Captain. He stands approximately 176 cm tall. Born on October 15, 1990, he is 15 during the main middle school events and 27 in the present timeline.
Peyan presents as a tall teenager with short blonde hair. His eyes project a perpetually sad yet fierce expression, adding to his intimidating demeanor. In combat, he relies on straightforward, heavy punches possessing significant knockout power, efficiently dispatching multiple opponents. He demonstrates formidable strength by lifting and throwing adversaries considerable distances, sometimes wielding them as weapons. Fellow Toman member Takashi Mitsuya acknowledges Peyan's fighting prowess exceeds his own, despite Peyan's lack of tactical finesse.
Peyan exhibits a short-tempered and aggressive personality, often acting impulsively without deep analysis, which can trigger misunderstandings or escalate gang conflicts. However, he displays unwavering loyalty to Toman and its members, particularly his close friend and Third Division Captain, Haruki Hayashida (Pah-chin). When Pah-chin faced a brutal beating by Nobutaka Osanai, Peyan's immediate concern drove him to attempt intervention. Beyond aggression, his character reveals a capacity for care and camaraderie. He also contributes a keen sense of humor through witty remarks.
His narrative development centers on his bond with Pah-chin. After Pah-chin stabs Osanai to avenge crimes against a friend and turns himself in, Peyan assumes leadership of the Third Division. His commitment endures; he visits Pah-chin during detention and later partners with him professionally in adult real estate ventures, highlighting adaptability beyond gang life.
In major conflicts like the battle against Tenjiku, Peyan actively participates, using his raw strength to overcome high-ranking adversaries. His role underscores a blend of combat reliability and deep emotional investment in Toman's unity.
Trivia notes: His name "Ryohei" combines characters for "good/virtuous" and "flat/peaceful," while "Hayashi" means "forest." His official image color is emerald. In character polls, he ranks second in "Top 3 Best Subordinates."
Peyan presents as a tall teenager with short blonde hair. His eyes project a perpetually sad yet fierce expression, adding to his intimidating demeanor. In combat, he relies on straightforward, heavy punches possessing significant knockout power, efficiently dispatching multiple opponents. He demonstrates formidable strength by lifting and throwing adversaries considerable distances, sometimes wielding them as weapons. Fellow Toman member Takashi Mitsuya acknowledges Peyan's fighting prowess exceeds his own, despite Peyan's lack of tactical finesse.
Peyan exhibits a short-tempered and aggressive personality, often acting impulsively without deep analysis, which can trigger misunderstandings or escalate gang conflicts. However, he displays unwavering loyalty to Toman and its members, particularly his close friend and Third Division Captain, Haruki Hayashida (Pah-chin). When Pah-chin faced a brutal beating by Nobutaka Osanai, Peyan's immediate concern drove him to attempt intervention. Beyond aggression, his character reveals a capacity for care and camaraderie. He also contributes a keen sense of humor through witty remarks.
His narrative development centers on his bond with Pah-chin. After Pah-chin stabs Osanai to avenge crimes against a friend and turns himself in, Peyan assumes leadership of the Third Division. His commitment endures; he visits Pah-chin during detention and later partners with him professionally in adult real estate ventures, highlighting adaptability beyond gang life.
In major conflicts like the battle against Tenjiku, Peyan actively participates, using his raw strength to overcome high-ranking adversaries. His role underscores a blend of combat reliability and deep emotional investment in Toman's unity.
Trivia notes: His name "Ryohei" combines characters for "good/virtuous" and "flat/peaceful," while "Hayashi" means "forest." His official image color is emerald. In character polls, he ranks second in "Top 3 Best Subordinates."